Habana Blues (2005) 6.9
Director:Benito Zambrano |
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Habana Blues (2005) 6.9
Director:Benito Zambrano |
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Alberto Yoel | ... |
Ruy
(as Alberto Yoel García)
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Roberto San Martín | ... |
Tito
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Yailene Sierra | ... |
Caridad
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Mayra Rodríguez | ... |
Lucía
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Ernesto Escalona | ... |
Carlitos
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Marta Calvó | ... |
Marta
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Roger Pera | ... |
Lorenzo
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Osvaldo Doimeadiós | ... |
Roger
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Zenia Marabal | ... |
Luz María
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Laris Vega | ... |
Betty
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Jorge Alí | ... |
Nelson
(as Jorge Ali Pérez)
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Félix Pérez | ... |
René
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Aurora Basnuevo | ... |
Estrellita
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Tomás Cao | ... |
Álex
(as Tomás A. Cao)
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Giordano Serrano | ... |
Giordano
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I must say I wasn't really interested in this movie at first, and more or less was dragged to the theater to watch it. Which I am definitely grateful for, since it's one of the best movies I've seen this year by far.
The bittersweet story, the uncommon picture of the less known 'real Habana' and the strong friendship between the main characters really got to me.
The only annoying thing was the music during the first half of the movie. But the songs played during the second half (the ones the main characters play) are really pretty too.
I really liked how the plot wasn't over-dramatic, how everyone, both good and bad ones, is flawed and there's nobody perfect in the story (especially the main character). And how they make the message of the movie (choose your own path and live up to your decisions) reach the audience.
The only thing that ruined the movie for me was Marta's character (the Spanish woman). Or rather, the actress playing her role. She's bad to boot.